... for the idea of bringing his umbrella with While lie anathema/aiming his own want of forethought, a imainewhat hoarse bul civil-mpaaken voice inquired if he wanted Iris bag carried, or if he should call a call f, him% I tin nut want a enl —I prefer to ...

... revenues, on behalf of the civil government, and presumably if the King took over the 'revenues, he would also have to take the liebilities. There is, however, little doubt that Parliament will shortly be asked to re-settle the whole matter on the basis ...

... of constitutional govsmineab would 'bo to ignore the rundaoiiinlal facts of ' the case . There must be an interval for re-settlement and revival for the rcnmval of ordinary functions of social and domestic life before the work of political and social ...

... ?HOW MOHO, Et HelencLanouhtre (From the World.) Mr. Balfour's announcement that in the re-settlement of the Civil List no question of debts will arise for consideration is understood to have bees made by the express wish of the King, in consequence of ...

... was occupied in the suppression of the Indian Mutiny than had passed since the commencement of the Boer War ; the Civil War in the United States lasted three or four years; and in Bosnia it took two years before the whole strength of the Austrian Empire ...

... policy pursued by the British Commander-inchief, Lord Roberts, the most humane of men. and acting on the usual lines of civilized warfare, allowed the Boers who surrendered to return to then farms after they had solemnly sworn not to take up arms against ...

... is for civil administration in the Transvaal, two aid a half millions for the South African Constabulary, two millions for railways (to make up the loss on working and to supply new rolling stock), and half a million for relief and resettlement. Three ...

... 'was going on to » w what wns property nuiituy &nd what civil orpendlture .. This ysa put aa '» civil vote-becouBe as soon as normal • flonditiyns ' were' xaumod the . Conatahulaty wolrfd 'b » a . civil vote placed upon the revenues of the . TraiKiraai ...

... wheu it is in tile twentieth ' ccntury onricavouring to resettle South Africa , carrying on for months , possibly fo' - ' years , a sort of Bloody Assizes meant to stir up tlie dying embers of civil strife , and undo all the good done by the past ? I don ...

... to' a British Parliament j in the twentieth century endeavouring resettle | South Africa carrying for months, possibly for years, a sort of bloody assize, meant stir the dying ember? civil strife and undo all the good done the past? I do not believe policy ...

... to a little reading of histury. [ beg them to peruse with atiention the history written by Mr Motley of the struggle of the United Netherlands against the power of Philip —-2 mdonitable. almost unending, which Was carried on by the ancestors of these Boers ...

... the confidence that no better Vice-Convener could be got, took it upon itself to set aside Mr urcussos's scruples; and in uniting ourselves with the sympathy expressed with him, and the desire expressed for his speedy rest ,ration to health and duty, we ...